2 year old uses Siri to save mom's life

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[@angelina6891]

I'm sorry for treating you like shit Siri

[@帽小紅-m3y]

Lol

[@gavin8305]

Lmao

[@1456Sassy]

My grown daughter called siri a biotch, just to see what siri would say! lmao! Siri, got serious and said, -----, that isn't nice!

[@Jim_86]

I suffer from Epilepsy and this shows that it's important to teach your kids your medical history and symptoms at early age and what they need to do in an emergency.

[@theresa8647]

Im going to teach my kids this whenever i have them.

[@Bro-jh2gu]

Fr.❤️❤️

[@davidvaldez9670]

I kind of regret all the terrible things i have said to Siri to see what response i get. Sorry Siri.

[@FurbyGender]

We all get frustrated with Siri lol

[@kellypierce7447]

Awe cute kid saves mom so I guess mom can't use the guilt trip that she gave her life now that they're even LOL.

[@littlemrs.fabulous9432]

She's to adorable

[@olduscraft9064]

Siri is da BOSS!!!

[@x_amethyst]

And eve

[@oracleorion6582]

That lady looks like Drew Barrymore

[@user-st1tj5lt9l]

Was this filmed on a phone and was the screen a microwave

[@lucdesprets8057]

Did this dude just ask a 2 year old if she got frustrated? Looooool.... please use baby language when talking to kids and not complicated grammar.

[@torimccool4413]

Luc Desprets you don't really have to use "baby language" they can understand some words. They can use words like sad, angry or mad

[@lucdesprets8057]

MysticMagicPlayer 101 "sad, angry and mad" IS BABY LANGUAGE. Frustrated is not baby language. Do you understand what "complicated grammar" means? Unless you know anything about how to talk to babies and get them to answer everything, then you know nothing about what I'm talking about here. No offence.

[@gracereece2097]

Frustrated is a long word, and difficult for young children to pronounce, but it's not a complicated word to understand. Most young children understand way more words than they can say, and besides it is best to use "Adult language" (non-swear words, obviously) around children so they develop a bigger vocabulary and learn the meanings and proper uses of words. My parents spoke to me using every-day (non "baby") words ever since I was a newborn, and I've always had a good vocabulary partially due to that.

[@mkg2124]

Luc Desprets that's not grammar. That's vocabulary dumbass.

[@joannestark3023]

It's okay to use words like sad or mad with small children, too since they're part of daily vocabulary. They are not "baby words". lol I feel like his question was developmentally appropriate; the child understood and was able to respond accordingly.

[@michellelord7806]

What a sweetheart she is

[@philstein994]

When my children were young I taught them how to give me insulin injections in an emergency. (they were not this young though)

[@christinamarie7824]

That Mom looks like she has a deviated jaw. Treatments can correct that - prevent TMJ - headaches and other problems.

[@scrub5781]

IN YOUR FACE, ANDROID!🤣🤣🤣

[@juliuscolepepsihater8796]

Clorox Bleach android dosen't have siri but you still can call 911

[@joshuasmith7859]

Why are you bleach 😂

[@terenadixon2098]

Clorox Bleach :c i have a android !!!!!

[@annirex8380]

Clorox Bleach Lmao android has google assistant

[@alwinvesille]

Google Assistant is no good, On the S8 and the S8 Plus you can use Bixby which is like Siri but better and can do things that Siri can't such as going to the home screen, downloading apps from play store.

[@HK-sn4rx]

Say nine eleven to Siri

[@titu120]

Sorry to say that ,It's like iphone advertisement

[@imagod3067]

too cute

[@dans9463]

Is this child now 9 years old?

[@champagnesupernova4081]

The mom looks annoyed and resenftul towards her daughter.

[@joewheeler6701]

All of these videos are old. Have parents stopped teaching children emergency skills?